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- Read more about Autoantibodies may lead to early detection of lung cancer
Researchers have identified autoantibodies immune proteins found in the blood that fight one's own proteins that can potentially detect lung cancer early by distinguishing between smokers with or without lung cancer.
- Read more about Gene linked to insomnia identified
Offering a target for developing new therapies to address sleep disorders, researchers have identified a gene that when overactivated causes severe insomnia.
- Read more about New non-surgical, painless treatment to reduce weight in a day
A new non-surgical, painless medical procedure which reduces fat from the body within a day or two was launched day.
- Read more about Tobacco products cheaper than essential food items: Study
Tobacco products were cheaper than essential food items in India, says a new study."The current excise and Value Added Tax (VAT) rates are insufficient to increase the prices of tobacco products, therefore making these products easily affordable," said the study conducted by the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID) and Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI).
- Read more about New class of drug raises hope for blood cancer patients
Results of a recent clinical study have shown that an anti-cancer drug that triggers cell death in various tumour types, may have clinical potential for some blood cancers including mantel cell lymphoma (MCL) and acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
- Read more about Green tea compound may help combat rheumatoid arthritis
A compound in green tea may offer a potential new approach to combating the joint pain, inflammation and tissue damage caused by rheumatoid arthritis.
- Read more about Indian pharma companies target West African market
As India's pharmaceutical companies continue to look for greener pastures for growth, the 70 participants in the two-day IPHEX Africa trade exhibition in the Nigerian commercial capital of Lagos will be aiming to increase their exports to western Africa where they see a significant growth potential.
- Read more about Oral bacteria linked to higher stroke risk: Study
Oral bacteria may be involved in several kinds of stroke, including brain hemorrhages and strokes that lead to dementia, says a new study.
- Read more about Bury your BP in the kitchen
Don't let the high blood pressure that you have been diagnosed with scare you out of your wits. It is not exactly a disease, but only a warning sign that the food you have been eating and the lifestyle you have been leading have clogged your blood vessels and your heart is having to exert extra pressure to keep blood moving through it.

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- Read more about Brain neurons linked to depression identified
Paving the way for new depression treatments, researchers have discovered the first-ever connection between vulnerability to depression and a type of brain cells called noradrenergic neurons.